the tenants’ turnover exceeds EUR 1.2 billion, opening of over 130 new and revamped shops, over 44 million visitors, growth of the Group’s revenue - Seite 2

The area of Vilnius Akropolis was expanded by erecting a new commercial building of 480 sq. m nearby the shopping centre building. Now it houses a new-concept expanded Sportland shop, the largest in Lithuania, which also connects to its old premises.

The five Akropolis saw opening of 135 new and revamped shops, service and entertainment venues in total in 2024, including 90 in Lithuania and 45 in Latvia. Among them, there are such international brands as JD Sports, Weekend Max Mara, Sinsay, Timberland, which opened new shops, also Bershka, Pull & Bear, Stradivarius, Reserved, McDonalds, and many others, which revamped their shops or restaurants in accordance with the latest concepts.

“We are delighted that Akropolis centres tend to be chosen both by brands entering the Baltic States for their first shops and by brands already favoured by our visitors for their development and opening of their latest-concept shops. We, in our turn, place a particular focus on strengthening the leading positions of the shopping centres we hold in Lithuania and in Latvia. We aim not only to attract new brands to Akropolis but also improve the visitor experience and create added value both for visitors and our tenants,” says G. Sapon.

The project of renovation of common spaces on the Vilnius Akropolis second floor, started in February, is currently in progress.

The development plans of Akropolis Group include the development of the multifunctional complex Akropolis Vingis in Vilnius. In August 2024, the Vilnius City Municipality issued a document permitting construction for a multifunctional building, currently the approval of the last external traffic infrastructure improvement project and the issuance of a document permitting construction for it are pending. After this permit is received, the company will update expense estimates for construction of the multifunctional quarter and the public infrastructure improvement works planned in the neighbourhood, revise the investment plan for the project implementation, select optimal solutions to finance the project.

More focus on sustainability

Akropolis Group continued its focus on sustainable activities last year. In January 2025, the recertification of Vilnius, Klaipėda and Šiauliai Akropolis according to the international BREEAM In-Use standard was finalised. Now, all the five Akropolis managed by the Group have BREEAM certificates at Very Good level.